in this production, i open Radio Garden  ,  the application on my ipad , where the world appear and i went to explore a deserted area in the old persian region,,,, may be Irak ,,,, i capture this live on a  radio transmission, with no idea  who was singing and and playing, what it sounds like a : " OUD" a lute-type , making some  solos....
please if any one that ears this  and understand persian languages, please let me know the english tentative translation ,. for the moment this is all the info that i have .
 the composition was base on: can i mix to  geographically and musically different cultures...? rithms, south america  ,and  singing and  sound  from  the persian region?....... may be a zone of fishermen, and cormorants flying past the boats in search of food ...
maybe this musical  college is part of the spiritual food we all need

Malambo IRAKI  , instrumental  by Daniel Fiorda  and guest unknown singer and musician

“Lamb’s objective was essentially to do Kon-Tiki in the Chiapan Rainforest. And he needed a lost city as a selling point.”

In 1950, American adventurers Dana and Ginger Lamb traveled to the jungles of northern Guatemala looking for Maya ruins and a story they could turn into a movie. There they encountered a rich cache of decorated structures made in the first millennium CE, including a particularly elaborate limestone lintel (a horizontal support above a doorway) carved by an artisan named Mayuy. Such objects had and continue to hold great historical, aesthetic, and spiritual significance for Maya people and descendants. Unfortunately, like many Maya ruins, the site has since been looted, and retracing the original locations of the displaced works is challenging. 

In this episode, Stephen Houston, editor of A Maya Universe in Stone, explores the production and complex afterlives of these Maya objects. Houston contextualizes carved lintels within ancient Maya history and visual and spiritual practices, and discusses the fraught nature of their re-emergence in the twentieth century.

The Life and Afterlife of an Ancient Maya Carving

TRAUMA N DRAMA (DDT)-{prod.tekika}

Samsara-CeL (Prod.SamGendel)

Cintura cósmica del Sur O/E

5000 años en una caverna O/E

Maquina Luz O/E

Eclipses are significant events at a spiritual level. There is an increase in the repeated wordings in this song,which has positive effects on humanity. 
You can take advantage of the heightened soundscapes to create a variety of transfigured spiritual experiences by listening to this song.
 but remember -listening to-UOM is an
 Spiritual practice  that ensures happiness effects.

1-Eclipse The Mix

Music and Lyrics by Blythe Gruda and Rod Hohl
Rod Plays Guitar

Endlessly

On "A correnteza”, @gvmv brings to their music the intimacy between water and listening. Each of the songs captures an instant in a current of sound. Images transforming themselves, pictured without framing – gently not defining.

En "A Correnteza” Gama incorpora en su música la intimidad entre la Agua e la escucha. Cada una de las pistas captura un instante de una corriente de sonido. Imágenes transformándose, retratadas sin encuadrar – suavemente no definiendo.

Vinyl & Digital

A3 Gama & Xique - Xique Apariçao

Improvised with Lautaro Gonzalez in Tulum, Mexico on December 16, 2019 in the late afternoon.

Inspired 4

Foreword :
The beginning of the global Covid-19 pandemic, in March 2020, and the resulting isolation, unleashed a burst of  musical creativity. I used the time to play, record, and learn, while mastering my own music projects. I have produced a lot of tracks (and counting) in the world of experimentation and collaboration with many other talented artists. And this is just the beginning.
I hope you enjoy listening to this music experiments and sound collages just as much as I did making it.
BIO :During my teenage years in Buenos Aires, I studied piano and music theory at the Juan Pedro de Esnaola Music Conservatory. At the same time, I began taking private drawing and painting classes.
This was encouraged by my father, who also set me on a quest toward freedom of thought and of expression. He also taught me the art of welding and the use of power tools.
My father was something of a polymath: a poet, musician, massage therapist, acupuncturist, tango dancer and more. His example  allowed me to develop my skills, and to turn my curiosities into viable projects.

I have many friends, musicians and visual artists in Argentina and in Miami ,USA
 
In 1990 I  moved to Miami, where I enjoyed the satisfaction of pursuing a wide range of artistic avenues. I developed my career as a visual artist, in sculpture and other media. In 2007, together with Eduardo Balerdi & Sebastian Leder-Kremer, we founded a musical collaborative project called -UOM-Auditory Art . UOM was originally conceived as a multi-disciplinary sound project that paired non-traditional, vintage, and electronic instruments with improvised performance techniques. This project was later enriched and expanded by the creative energies of  many other talented artists, vocalists, poets, and visual artists. These wide ranging collaborations continue to this day.
soundcloud.com/the-uom
 
 
More recently I re-connected with and old friend from Argentina, the poet and musician Diego Serna  (@Baires Haiku) to revive a music project dating form the time of our studies at the conservatory in the 80's. This new project is called “Organismo Equinoccio”
@organismoequinoccio
This project is the continuation and re-imagining of various music projects we first developed in the underground music scene of Buenos Aires. After I settled in the US, both Diego and I continued to develop our own individual visual and musical solo careers, broadening our creative and expressive universes in different cultural spheres.

Malambo IRAKI , instrumental by Daniel Fiorda and guest unknown singer and musician

Daniel Fiorda

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